Features

Every named feature of the platform — the hardware, engines, app modules, and record layer a customer gets. Each card is one feature; follow a section’s deep-dive link for the full story.

Capture hardware

The input devices that record work as it happens. Deep dive: Iris · Oracle platform

Iris Clip-On

A clip-on camera for the technician's own eyewear — first-person video and audio from their exact point of view, with on-board edge AI.

Oracle Universal Core

One modular camera unit — Ultra-HD low-light sensor, studio-grade mic, wireless — for every scenario.

Magnetic SNAP! bases

The Core snaps onto chest pendant, stand, ceiling, and arm mounts — continuous capture, no charging gaps.

Audio Pendant

All-day wearable audio with noise cancellation, a hardware privacy toggle, and hot-swap battery.

Voice & tap controls

"Iris, start / stop / mark / private" plus tap-to-bookmark — hands never leave the work.

Robot-grade time sync

±1 ms PTP timestamps, ROS-friendly; first- and third-person views fuse into one session.

Privacy & security

The controls that get the system past EHS, IRB, and IP review. Deep dive: Enterprise Security & Privacy

Edge redaction

Faces and badges blurred on-device before anything transmits; raw feeds never auto-save to cloud.

Hardware privacy controls

Physical toggles, recording-state LEDs, and a remote Force Privacy Mode kill switch.

Isolated data silos

Per-customer graph and vector stores, AES-256 at rest, single-tenant and on-prem options.

Intelligence engines

How raw capture becomes verified truth. Deep dive: System Architecture

Asset Fingerprinting

Parts identified on sight — an image is as good as a barcode. No scanning ritual, no manual entry.

The Session engine

Video, audio, Slack, email, and CAD saves normalize into one AI-drafted event format.

Human-in-the-loop gate

AI drafts, an engineer approves — nothing mutates the permanent record without sign-off.

Unknown-token handling

Unrecognized parts are flagged on the timeline with everything the system saw — never guessed.

SKU taxonomy + CAD mapping

One strict part vocabulary linking vision, CAD, SOPs, and inventory to the same physical part.

Three-phase BOM-drift detection

Drift caught at design time, in the act on the floor, and in the post-assembly audit.

Anomaly webhooks

Every alert carries severity, expected vs. detected part, and a link to the exact video clip.

Agentic RAG queries

Ask in plain language across every store; get the time-stamped clip that answers it.

The apps — Outpost & Hub

The technician's command center on iOS and in the browser. Deep dive: Outpost · The Hub

Conversational Dashboard

Pull up builds, SOPs, or inventory by asking — on a drag-and-drop grid of live widgets.

Quick Actions palette

One gesture — logo tap or ⌘K — to start SOPs, recordings, or inventory checks mid-task.

Interactive Timeline

Every event deep-links to its source video or document; verify, edit, or ignore inline.

Living, multimodal SOPs

Auto-generated guides pairing each step with video, live part status, and an AI copilot.

Autonomous Inventory

Counts deduct from what cameras observe during a build — zero manual entry.

Sessions Management

One inbox for every input stream — recordings, Slack, email, field notes — awaiting review.

Live Tech Support

A remote expert sees the technician's live stream while the AI checks each step in real time.

Component Registry

A browsable catalog of the full SKU taxonomy with a live validator.

Audit Log

BOM-drift events with severity and linked video evidence, in one readable feed.

Smart Directory

Versioned document repository that opens CAD and docs in their native tools — never lost, always traceable.

The record layer & integrations

Where verified events become one live database you can query any way — plain language, documents, or AI agents over MCP. Deep dive: Core Platform Overview

The Timeline ledger

An append-only, event-sourced log of every approved change — the single source of truth.

Three-pillar data model

Every operation maps to exactly Inventory, Action, or Blueprint — one simple ontology.

Automatic change propagation

One approval updates inventory, the BOM, and assembly instructions everywhere downstream.

Named integrations

Onshape, NetSuite, Jira, and Slack in and out — Matobas joins your stack, it doesn't replace it.